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Les droits civiques (introduction)
Vocabulaire de l'égalité & des droits, prétérit et combats pour l'égalité (niveau A2, 4e)
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Les 36 questions du QCM en version texte
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Niveau facile — 12 questions
« l'égalité » se dit :
- A. equality
- B. equalness
- C. equal
- D. equalism
Réponse
A. equality — equality.
« injuste » se dit :
- A. fair
- B. unfree
- C. unfair
- D. unkind
Réponse
C. unfair — unfair ≠ fair.
Everyone ___ the right to vote.
- A. have
- B. has
- C. are
- D. is
Réponse
B. has — everyone → singulier.
Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a…
- A. train
- B. plane
- C. tram
- D. bus
Réponse
D. bus — a bus in Montgomery.
« un discours » se dit :
- A. a speak
- B. a dream
- C. a speech
- D. a speaker
Réponse
C. a speech — a speech.
Le prétérit de fight est :
- A. fought
- B. fighted
- C. fight
- D. fout
Réponse
A. fought — fight → fought.
« I have a dream » a été prononcé par…
- A. Rosa Parks
- B. Nelson Mandela
- C. Barack Obama and Rosa Parks
- D. Martin Luther King
Réponse
D. Martin Luther King — Martin Luther King, 1963.
Segregation means…
- A. living all together in the same places
- B. separation by skin colour
- C. having the right to vote at 18
- D. marching peacefully in the streets
Réponse
B. separation by skin colour — séparation forcée selon la couleur de peau.
All people ___ equal.
- A. are
- B. is
- C. has
- D. be
Réponse
A. are — all + pluriel → are.
to march signifie :
- A. se battre
- B. voter
- C. refuser
- D. défiler
Réponse
D. défiler — to march = défiler, marcher.
Nelson Mandela fought against apartheid in…
- A. the United States
- B. the UK
- C. South Africa
- D. Australia
Réponse
C. South Africa — South Africa.
« Je suis d'accord » se dit :
- A. I am agree
- B. I agree
- C. I am according
- D. I have agree
Réponse
B. I agree — agree est un verbe.
Niveau moyen — 12 questions
Every child ___ to go to school.
- A. have the right
- B. has the right
- C. are the right
- D. having the right
Réponse
B. has the right — every + singulier → has.
Rosa Parks was arrested in…
- A. 1945
- B. 1963
- C. 1968
- D. 1955
Réponse
D. 1955 — 1 December 1955.
Martin Luther King ___ a famous speech in Washington in 1963.
- A. gave
- B. gived
- C. give
- D. given
Réponse
A. gave — give → gave.
The protesters ___ give up. (négation au prétérit)
- A. not
- B. don't
- C. didn't
- D. weren't
Réponse
C. didn't — didn't + base verbale.
It is unfair ___ people differently.
- A. treat
- B. to treat
- C. treating
- D. treated
Réponse
B. to treat — It is unfair to + verbe.
The Civil Rights Act was signed in…
- A. 1955
- B. 1960
- C. 1968
- D. 1964
Réponse
D. 1964 — 1964 ; Voting Rights Act : 1965.
freedom signifie :
- A. la liberté
- B. la justice
- C. la paix
- D. le droit
Réponse
A. la liberté — freedom = liberté.
Nobody ___ to be treated like that.
- A. deserve
- B. are deserving
- C. deserves
- D. deserving
Réponse
C. deserves — nobody → singulier.
The boycott ___ more than a year.
- A. was on
- B. made
- C. spent
- D. lasted
Réponse
D. lasted — to last = durer.
« Tout le monde devrait être égal. »
- A. Everyone should to be equal.
- B. Everyone should be equal.
- C. Everyone shoulds be equal.
- D. Everyone should are equal.
Réponse
B. Everyone should be equal. — should + base verbale.
A boycott is when people…
- A. fight against the police in the streets
- B. vote for a new and fairer law
- C. refuse to buy or use something
- D. write a long letter to the president
Réponse
C. refuse to buy or use something — refuser d'acheter ou d'utiliser quelque chose pour protester.
Ruby Bridges ___ the first Black pupil in a white school in New Orleans.
- A. became
- B. become
- C. becomed
- D. becames
Réponse
A. became — become → became.
Niveau difficile — 12 questions
Repère l'erreur : Everyone have the same rights, I think.
- A. Everyone
- B. the same
- C. have
- D. rights
Réponse
C. have — Everyone has.
Which law protected the right to vote for all Black Americans?
- A. the Voting Rights Act (1965)
- B. the Civil Rights Act (1964)
- C. the Constitution (1787)
- D. the Declaration of Independence (1776)
Réponse
A. the Voting Rights Act (1965) — Voting Rights Act, 1965.
Martin Luther King ___ in Memphis in 1968.
- A. was killing
- B. killed
- C. has killed
- D. was killed
Réponse
D. was killed — passif au prétérit : was killed.
Quelle phrase est correcte ?
- A. I am not agree with segregation.
- B. I don't agree with segregation.
- C. I not agree with segregation.
- D. I am disagree with segregation.
Réponse
B. I don't agree with segregation. — don't agree / disagree.
Apartheid was a system of segregation in…
- A. Alabama, USA
- B. Brazil
- C. Kenya
- D. South Africa
Réponse
D. South Africa — South Africa, until the 1990s.
Black children and White children ___ to different schools before 1954.
- A. go
- B. goed
- C. went
- D. gone
Réponse
C. went — go → went.
Repère l'erreur : In 1955, Rosa Parks refuse to stand up.
- A. refuse
- B. In 1955
- C. Rosa Parks
- D. to stand up
Réponse
A. refuse — prétérit : refused.
Le contraire de to allow est :
- A. to vote
- B. to ban
- C. to march
- D. to fight
Réponse
B. to ban — to ban = interdire.
Slowly, the laws ___ and segregation ___ illegal.
- A. change / become
- B. changed / becomed
- C. changed / became
- D. changing / became
Réponse
C. changed / became — changed / became.
« I have a dream » was given at the…
- A. White House
- B. Supreme Court
- C. Montgomery bus station
- D. March on Washington
Réponse
D. March on Washington — 28 August 1963, Lincoln Memorial.
Pourquoi I am agree est-il faux ?
- A. agree est un nom
- B. agree est un verbe, pas un adjectif
- C. agree ne s'emploie qu'au passé
- D. agree est un adjectif : il faut I'm agreed
Réponse
B. agree est un verbe, pas un adjectif — I agree, comme I think.
Nobody was allowed ___ in the front seats.
- A. to sit
- B. sit
- C. sitting
- D. sat
Réponse
A. to sit — allowed to + base verbale.
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